Sold for $2,835

Sold prices are inclusive of Buyer’s Premium

Lot Description

A Ridgway Porcelain Dinner Service

Circa 1825

each marked 1805 in iron-red to the underside, comprising:
24 dinner plates
12 soup bowls
12 bread plates
2 oval platters
2 covered sugar bowls with underplates
1 large oval serving platter
2 covered vegetable tureens
1 large covered tureen with underplate;
59 items total.
Diameter of dinner plates 10 inches.

This lot is located in Chicago.

Property from the Estate of William D. Weiss, Jackson, Wyoming

Provenance:
James Robinson, New York

Condition Report

Two or three of the bread plates with negligible fleabite chips on their footrims. The meat platter with faintly noticeable overpainted chips on its edge. One sauce tureen with negligible discoloration on the white glaze of the underside of its lid. Although not visible to the naked eye, both handles of the soup tureen reveal possible restoration under UV light.

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